Public Land in Alabama

55 public land campgrounds in Alabama. Best-documented first.

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OpenCamp tracks 55 public land campgrounds in Alabama. 4% cost nothing to camp, while 89% charge a fee. Managed mostly by Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Forest Service. A large share of the camping in Alabama is around Alabama River Lakes and Black Warrior and Tombigbee Lakes. 36% are big-rig friendly and 55% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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OpenCamp tracks 55 public land campgrounds in Alabama. 4% cost nothing to camp, while 89% charge a fee. Managed mostly by Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Forest Service. A large share of the camping in Alabama is around Alabama River Lakes and Black Warrior and Tombigbee Lakes. 36% are big-rig friendly and 55% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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Warden StationTalladega National ForestNear Edwardsville · 1,276 ft3 of 7 facts known

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Brushy Lake Recreation AreaWilliam B. Bankhead National ForestNear Addison · 643 ft13 sites · 4 of 7 facts known

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Payne Lake EastsideTalladega National ForestNear Moundville · 348 ft30 sites · 4 of 7 facts known

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Cochrane Corps of EngineersNear Memphis · 135 ft60 sites · 3 of 7 facts known

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McDougle CampWilliam B. Bankhead National ForestNear Moulton · 906 ft2 of 7 facts known

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Wolf Pen Hunters CampWilliam B. Bankhead National ForestNear Double Springs · 860 ft2 of 7 facts known

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Belmont Public Use AreaNear Demopolis · 82 ft1 of 7 facts known

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